Ogden Standard-Examiner (Newspaper) - August 21, 1927, Ogden, Utah UTAH Sunday and Monday un- not much change in temperature While I was the fire 3 ur own property is concerned when your neighbor's house is on fire Fifty-eighth UTAH SUNDAY MORNING AUGUST 21 1927 by Frank Francis Having read in News and Views that landlordism was disappearing from more than one country Thomas Shreeves called attention to a on in England to open to the common people rich owners areas held by Mr Shreeves who is 77 years of age thinks the world Is getting he rejoices that the land of his birth is more deeply interested than ever in the welfare of the plain people This fine citizen who has gone by the allotted years of man says he re- members as a youngster a discussion In his father's shoe shop of the tion of free public schools and he re- calls one man declaring against free education because It would make the common people dissatisfied with their lot It does not seem possible that in the life time of men now living and in a country so highly advanced in civilization as England that free schools were opposed as a source of discontent HONOLULU Aug The Associated three planes and their occupants lost where between the California land and the Hawaiian islands rant and radio sages reporting the missing planes as having been picked up or seen fied searchers and aroused hope But each message by naval vessel or aircraft proved false and the hopes that six courageous men jpd one brave girl were about to be rescued were cruelly dashed Radio experts were loathe to lieve that these radio messages sent by individuals who could riot be or located had been sent as a hoax They thought instead that they might have been fragments of conversation concerning the planes picked up by amateurs who excitedly mistook them for the news of the plane for which the whole world has for which the whole world has This is August and much of the most I the machines No time of the year is justify pr commercial radio stations ahead Why think of winter while so many beautiful days are to be en- If you must think of winter why not see beyond the winter into the Unrest has made for the world's progress and given to humanity Its brighter outlook A woman clearing her lawn of en leaves saw in the sere and yellow the approach of fall and The fall reminds me of winter and I regret the passing of summer sages Unconfirmed Hopes Then Disappoint GIVES AID Flying Machines and Boats Scan Waters for Missing Or if your thoughts are of why not look forward to that period as does the who delights in winter Much is in the mental approach Kow happen that the ple of your city do not salute the col- ors when they go by In That question came on a post card and was signed Stranger The stranger undoubtedly referred to the parade of the American legion of Friday which by the way was most interesting The failure to salute Is no doubt due to the fact that Ogden does not have marir parades in which the flag is and the people forget the colors as an expression of respect for Old Glory Is a simple act signifying love of country should not be neglected If you are a grown-up remember to salute next time as an example for the younger generation The children must be taught that no flag has a more glorious history than the Stars and Stripes The presence of the large number of American legion boys in Ogden ing the week was a calling back of the events of nine and ten years ago In August 1918 the allies had felt powerful hand of America ed across the seas A little later victory had been sured and then came the tremendous news which made the first Armistice day the wildest day of celebrating the world had ever known Then came the occupation period when troops by the hundreds of sands moved into the Rhineland Gradually the invading forces drew but here it is nine years after the war and still in Germany French and 7312 British diers The war will not be ended until this last evidence of the conflict has dis- appeared Tho indications are that the last foreign soldier will leave German soil in less than three years An who lived In Belgium four years says much of the war tory as given to the American Continued on Pace Two Do Know? that on the Classified Page a man is ad- to lay cement walk build your rage r e p a i r your roof re- upholster your re- pair your landscape your new home? The Classified Service find men who do small jobs at modest prices Want Ads Phone 252 have intercepted such messages RUMOR OF FINDING After an all-night vigil following reports that Pilot William P Erwin and Navigator I H Eichwaldt might have plunged into the ocean in their plane Dallas Spirit 600 California coast last the Pearl Harbor naval station was snapped into sudden activity at dawn An amateur radio operator at Luke field reported having intercepted a part of a message from an ship Dole flight plane Golden Eagle had been picked up A few minutes later a second sage was intercepted saying that the Golden Eagle was being picked up Efforts to confirm or trace sages were futile The Luke field radio set is not an official army tion It an amateur station built and operated by men stationed there PATROL ISLAND WATERS The fourteenth naval district ex- search today for the ing Dole planes sending aircraft and submarines to comb the huge tri- angular area north of of Hawaii which previously had been less searched than other regions Two patrols of two Pearl Harbor air station before a m fueled for flights of mately 400 miles each One patrol went to island around which they to swing through channel The second for Hana at the eastern tip of Maui island from which they were to return to Lahaina via channel joining the first patrol The plane's in each patrol were ordered to fly about 10 apart and to send reports of their positions every 15 minutes Police Declare Carter Has Made in Swindles DENVER Colo Aug The Associated with der and Swindles police to gregate more than Harry Carter who was returned from Butte Mont where he was arrested on a grand larceny charge growing out of the issuance of checks day was positively identified as the George C McDonald sought by Canadian authorities for the of a taxicab driver at Huntington bec July 17 Chief of Police Reed an- Authorities said Carter or McDonald is wanted in Portland Me and Boston for impersonating a naval officer and passing counterfeit ment checks Richard Newman alias Dayton field by Butte Mont police on- a bad check charge is said by officers to be Wanted in Boston on similar charges their that McDonald is a Canadian subject was convicted in Seattle last ber for impersonating a government officer and that a three-year sentence imposed upon him was suspended when he was deported to Canada The woman with whom lias been traveling and posed as his wife according to Denver police ofr is Francis Clark Allen nee Julia Palmer ot Oklahoma City and Los Angeles who has been a stage dancer under the name of Marjorie Anderson uror V Home VIOLENCE of the blast which wrecked the home of Lewis Hardy juror in the Sacco-Vanzetti trial at East Milton Mass can be gathered from this photograph Hardy and inset and their children were hurled from their beds but escaped with slight injury If Pair Were Would be As Anarchists IN PLANE WRECK DANBURY Conn Aug The Associated assistant secretary of war was in a which overturned in ing a landing at Danbury airport day but was unhurt His pilot tenant Maxwell Balfour of Mitchell field Long Island sustained a con- of the hip Secretary MacNider came here to speak at the convention of the American legion x By WILLIAM HARD Special Correspondent oi The Copyright 1927 Consolidated Press Association W ASHINGTON Aug 20 writer is able state the public today for the first ex- act situation of government regarding in the the on the In the pf -a further reprieve are to be executed midnight between next Monday and day This writer states assurance that the department of tice is actuated by no desire to press this material He has every son to believe that the department would convey the whole of this terial Governor Fuller of if the governor should ask He can even go farther and say that many officials in department justice would be very much pleased and relieved if Governor Fuller should come forward a request CRITICIZE GOVERNMENT Authorities here are in many in- stances seriously concerned by the criticisms leveled in foreign countries against the American federal ment in the matter of the arrests trials convictions and approaching executions The ment of justice of the federal ment is widely internationally held to have inspired the proceedings in Massachusetts against these Italian anarchists and to be engaged now in concealing numerous facts if revealed innocence of the con- men and would save their lives The United States of America thus has been put under an tional cloud caused much anxiety not only in the department of justice but in state department as well What particularly distresses officials here is cloud seems entirely also entirely un- necessary This writer is able to say that to his personal is material in the files of the tice which deserves and demands toe following assertions about One It throws whatever final light Is possible consciousness of guilt which Judge Webster Thayer the trial judge believed he saw in Sacco and Vanzetti and at- to consciousness of whereas their own lawyers at- it to consciousness of an- Two It to exonerate the United States government from all having tried to use the South Braintree murders as a means of two S t e r Weeps When Prisoner Religion BOSTON Aug ByThe defense counsel for Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti tonight i ed toward Justice Louis D United States court at the at Chatham another last minute to his of their latest respite at next Monday Attorney Hill would not make any attempt to to get to sible to present his first thing in the morning REFUSES RELIGION CHARLESTOWN STATE PRISON Aug Sacco and Bartolomeo their cells tonight faced the last 48 hours oi life before the end 10 days ago saved them from the no modification of their ex- treme views toward life death and religion r For nearly today Vanzetti a bench outside door of his cell with the sister had not seen for 19 The sister Miss with the of trying to induce her brother a professed athe- to to the childhood faith to which she has adhered in tongue Italian but beyond the normal exchange of news of themselves arid their tives arid friends little of what was discussed was disclosed SISTER IS DEPRESSED As Miss left the prison was she was depressed and that little in of her brother to cheer her like his companion Vanzetti long ago renounced religion None has attempted to induce him to re- turn faith The prison the men but dealt with spiritual con- versed with them for a time but it was said neither expressed any desire for the solace of religion Unless they request it themselves no clergyman will accompany their cells to the electric chair though both were of death respite on the night of August 10 neither at that gave any indication of changing his views BURSTS INTO TEARS On arriving at Vanzetti's warden heavy arid called the condemned man into the Effective Propaganda Is Being Spread Over Europe BASED NAVIES Anti-American Campaign Intensified in South America on Page Five FATHER AKD TWO CHILDREN DROWN Aug The Associated father and two daughters were today their automobile truck left the road in a fog and dropped into a creek The victims Michael the girls Virginia 13 and -9 were pinned under the machine in the wa- ter and were drowned Antion leaves a widow and four other children BY WILLIAM BIRD Special Dispatch to The Examiner Copyright 1927 Consolidated Press Association PARIS Aug British propaganda throughout Europe is idly convincing continental opinion that America's imperialistic ambitions were the block to naval arms limitation Not only have British diplomatic representatives in every capital been furnished with data with which to set forth the British case but it is declared here on good authority that special agents have been dispatched from London to every important ter in the continent for the purpose of influencing the press Already the tone of many papers which at first were neutral as between England and America is changing and British arguments are set forth to the great disadvantage of the United FOR QUICK If is clear there is a concerted effort to persuade the world that whereas desires nothing but the of her commerce and communications United States is bent on that can serve only for offensive ends No account is taken of the fact that the foreign commerce of the United States is practically equal to that of Kingdom and that limiting cruisers to six-inch guns would place American trade at the i mercy of Great Britain because of the ease with which she could arm her of ships Simultaneously launching of the campaign in Europe against I bitions British propaganda in South America is reported to have been intensified IN SOUTH AMERICA Persons here in- with the South American continent declare even during the agents have been at in various ways The American policy in Mexico and tral America has been up as an example of the treatment to which South American countries will be subjected if States becomes strong enough in a naval way to defy the British navy which is represented as small states protector against Yankee aggression South America lions of people are declared ts have become convinced that the United desires a strong navy iii order that it a monopoly American trade and natural resources exploiting the mines and plantations in the interests of American capitalists and controlling markets in agricultural products Against such an organized campaign of propaganda emanating from don the government stands it declared and is doing nothing to combat it Many Euro- with Britain's methods are tlie United does not meet this with similar weapons and justify in the eyes of the world those acts it is now held up to universal brium HOLDS AFFECTIONS It is certain that so far as of Europe is concerned the United States has a stronger of the affections of nations than land has design Brit- ish to change this situation by and persistent propaganda has a good chance of succeeding The present risk is that such campaign as now is may in very short order place America in the position of Germany Germany's naval ambitions enabled England to link the continent pretty and if the continent be convinced that America similar ambitions the be very much thi same WESTERN TOWNS RECEIVE SHAKING Forecasts Success of Proposed County Fair in Coliseum Remarkable Pulls Shown on Machine in Horse Tests Exciting Moments Occur During Bucking Events MINE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED persons it was mated gathered Saturday in Lorin Farr park to pate in the eighth annual Weber county farm bureau day The wide interest shown encouraged who are backing the to combine the bureau with a one-day ex- position making a fair The crowd filled the i grandstand to overflowing giving of- j much in running off events on the baseball grounds While an equally large number engaged in activities in the Lorin grove at 10 o'clock continuing until the Utah state con- test in horseshoe pitching lor both doubles and singles was called off on account of dusk at o'clock I evening The crowd which j gathered in trie morning gave drivers of some very powerful teams of horses much applause in the pulling contests and the continued throughout the day RIDER THROWN No mishaps recorded during j the day's activities although Davis of riding at a fast clip alongside a bucking broncho was thrown over his mount's head as it stumbled Davis right foot caught stirrup in an awkward position when the horse climbed to its feet remounted the animal and rode off A team owned by G J Miya of Roy weighing 2575 pounds won first place in the class for teams ing under 2600 pounds A face team owned by J P Fife of Clinton took second place in this class Team of Jack Pippen of Boy won the class for horses weighing from to 3000 pounds Second place was won team of ence Bybee of Clinton and third i place by team H i S Carver of Eden entered the only team weighing over 3000 pounds Two teams trained by Jack Pippen of Roy took first place in the light middleweight pulling contests Team dark brown horses driven by Pippen pulled Made Head of Legion In Utah 27 feet 6 inches in In an attempt 2800 pounds dead weight over the same distance they tired after a pull of 17 feet and 11 inches The team weighed 2705 pounds COMPARISON MADE Only one team in ths United States and Canada during ed a dead weight greater than their weight over this distance It is said That of bronchos weighing 2315 pounds pulled a dead of 2400 pounds It was ed by John Held of Sterling Colo The other team trained by pen owned and G J Miya of Roy a Japanese farmer and weighing 2575 pounds pulled a dead weight of 2400 pounds for 27 feet and 6 inches Only two other teams in the United States and Canada weighing under 2600 pounds in pulling 2400 pounds dead weight over the same distance in 1926 team failed to pull 2450 In an exhibition pull H i S Carver's team of Eden the only entry in the class weighing over 3000 pounds made a strenuous effort to pull 3000 pounds dead weight over 6 inches but they weakened after a pull of 25 feet 2 inches They succeeded in pulling 2800 pounds over Continued on Page Five BODY OF IDAHO BOY RECOVERED BLACKFOOT Idaho The Associated body of Burf 14 drowned late yesterday while swimming in the was re- covered -a mile below the lad disappeared was swimming with a chums when he disappeared from view Plans for are incomplete EUREKA Calif Aug The Associated vand other ed shortly after noon today by the mcst severe earthquake felt here since 1905 The temblor lasted 15 the fire alarm system Several women fainted down town streets while buildings swayed and the of chimneys and breaking dishes conld be heard Plaster was knocked from many rooms Reports from Scotia Ar- towns stated merchandise had shaken shelves glasses dishes and chimneys broken and some plaster knocked down LITTLEFIELD o en department commander of the annual held in Ogden CLUB Ham and Eggs and Ex- in Early ing BY CARL Cr BENJAMIN Special Correspondent of Copyright 1927 Consolidated Press Association SAN FRANCISCO Aug that distance 3285 pounds The team weighed In the middleweight pulling class teams weighing from 2600 to 3000 pounds Clarence Bybee and also of Clinton had teams made attempts to pull 2800 pounds dead weight after they 2700 pounds Bybee's team was awarded sacona prize inasmuch as they pulled the 2700 27 in 13 while it took Draayers team 15 make the same pull browns this weight in 12 seconds BROTHERS WIN Curtis Hislop and Lawrence Hislop won first and second place In the free for all ing contest Jack Montgomery and Fred sey of Liberty took first and the bucking contest open to those under 25 years of age L Cry Baby a crowd of more than 500 people at the east end of the grandstand the contests began and finally came to a stop against a concession stand injuring no one the other off to the Continued on Page CYCLIST SKULL Idaho By The Associated Binkerd of Peru Indiana Is believed by local physicians to be fatally injured as a of a badly fractured skull re- today when the motorcycle on which was crashed a car driven b'y Mrs Alice Mansen of Idaho The man was taken im- mediately to a- and but little hope is held recovery Indian Methods Employed In Atrocious Cpe BALTIMORE Aug The Associated ilar committed by the savage Indian today was employed in a posedly feud Knocked unconscious and dragged to a deserted country cottage their clothing was saturated with the house set afire two pitilessly beaten men squirmed their scorched bodies to the Though not burned to death in the trap their assailants planned they died i from a hospital Death came give a of their attack 36 and Chester I the father children are the victims of Baltimore's most crime toring to a shore outside of the today they police when another machine blocked their path lonely road Three men each holding commanded them to and i when they the head body with butts of pistols Harrahy remembered no more until pain He found his Worn Pugh lay beside shook their misery they their clothing The flames about said to crawl to several feet to the ing they reached the read arid called fire arid A by his agony died caused a man known as he was released Edward Kenny of late Richard Reese Whittemore and who was reported to have by the the Maryland penitentiary two years was being sought tonight The police want to question him about the sometimes tired business man not satisfied with his luncheon clubs bit days and attending what Is known as a breakfast latest brotherly love in- southern are called abouts have organized early groups recently is spreading eastward according to Maurice club man and social and the moving spirit of the Los risers Ham and eggs arid what could be more American by these groups of effete business men after an early gather round a horseshoe table for their ting up exercises breakfast and LINDBERGH recent ored guests was California's governor Young Colonel Vice President uled ride wooden horse and palms in of allegiance to the athletes singers vie with eminent speakers be- fore the several clubs already tered meetings out- under spreading oaks Spreading sounds best but elms or any other kind trees do just as well Jack Dempsey Charlie Paddock In the world of sport the the through the daily dozen ROOSTER EMBLEM The of the club men bear a SESSION WITH BANQUET 550 Ogden Men in Awarded STUNTS PROVIDED Americanization and Ka- tional Defense Aro Discussed E legion in Utah at will Kit I Closing a convention marked by large attendance and great asm in which plans for patriotic work and national defense were paramount the American legion of Utah held its ninth annual banquet Saturday ning in the Hotel Bigelow Over 550 members of the two organizations were at the tables coming from points as far away as St George to the south Vernal to the east and Richmond to the north Presentation of and other trophies won during the con- vention formed one of the most inter- esting parts of the concluding program OFFICIALS CHOSEN E A Ted LIttlefield formerly of Ogden and now of Salt Lake was chosen Saturday afternoon as ment commander of the American gion presiding at the con- of the convention in when he named Otto A leyas department adjutant ing that other appointments would be made and committees would be ed Ray L Olson named as national considered one of the most important positions in the department Dr Benjamin W medical director of the United States Veterans bureau being chosen as alternate national Three vice commanders were chosen James P Clayton of Provo being vice commander and C B Johnson chosen second vice opposition Salina was vice commander after a keen Jefferson of Bountiful gates to the national convention at Paris Prance are to be named by the be- selected The executive committee was named with the following district members commander and vice com- Orville Merrill Brigham City Preston Thatcher Bountiful Paul Hobby Lake John E Booth Spanish C Olsen Miles Curfew Salina and Edgar M Petty Beaver FORTY AND EIGHT Officers of La Societe dts 40 8 Chevaux or Forty and selected as Wayne Wilcox Salt Lake grand chef de gare Spence Eccles Logan nots nationale Eugene E Carr den grand chef de train Peter Continued on Pago Continued on Page Five YEARLY FUND LOUIS Aug its session aside an annual of of ever amount be to be used in flood prevention work ng to a report at a meeting of The also provides that general shall all levee districts tjo by its G vice of sippi Delegations the y- v Large Part of Business District Aid Given about was done by a fire in Clearfield Davis county 10 miles south of Ogden Saturday partially ruined the ness of the town The blaze started the general store and butcher shop operated by It spread ly through the frame ig- the Marett Olson garage barber shop and and soon had in ashes A vacant building owned by Jesse H Barlow was also consumed this time the Ogden fire had been called and a fast dun Chief and eight firemen with three pieces of equipment arrived on the scene Coupling to water supply in the firemen played a line of water on H Barlow Sons Mercantile Houses the Clearfield State bank and saved this brick structure point was so hot that it was necessary to play a stream of water upon enable them to stand by nozzle SPREADS TO HOME the meat the the of Heber C which store the Golden Rule at the rear The Blood home a frame was reduced to ashes -as was a -a chicken coop and cow barn owned by E W Starks Fifty in the coop were to death saved the en Rule store also a brick structure by playing chemicals on the roor and but until the entire stock of the store had been from the The Golden Rule damaged to the ex- tent of approximately while water and flames damaged the store more than The Kaysville fire department also arrived in Clearfield the firemen but departed when enough SEEKS PERMISSION having tions leave without permission of Mayor to get in witb the called Flygare instead told chief to and the chief chemical large pumper to saved Rule residents said
